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Radiopharmaceuticals for prostate cancer to go nuclear with $6.3 bn in sales by 2030

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Radioligand therapies (RLTs) have received prominent attention from major pharmaceutical companies in treating prostate cancer. billion in sales by 2030, according to GlobalData. billion by 2030, far outshining Xofigo. billion by 2030. bn in sales by 2030 appeared first on Express Pharma.

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Anticipation builds as Insmed bronchiectasis therapy brensocatib nears Phase III completion: GlobalData

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With other pharmaceutical companies entering the race for developing the first marketed therapy against bronchiectasis, the great opportunity in the market is underlined, says GlobalData , a data and analytics company. According to GlobalData’s Sales and Forecast database, brensocatib’s sales are anticipated to reach $1.2

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Eli Lilly achieving significant gains in obesity results

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Eli Lilly has achieved significant gains in the past quarter, leading to it becoming the most valuable pharmaceutical company in the world, with a market cap of $420bn, surpassing Johnson & Johnson. There have been several Phase III trials for Mounjaro, with SURMOUNT-1 demonstrating a weight loss of up to 22.5%

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Economist Impact: World Cancer Series – pharmaphorum in attendance, day one (part ii)

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With 90% of adolescents that should be vaccinated by 2030, Luppi deems it an opportunity. We are still in a pandemic, but the World Cancer Series congress itself would not have been possible without pharmaceutical companies investing heavily in research on SARS-CoV-2. Pharma needs to continue to invest in M&D.

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The EU joint HTA procedure: a gate or barrier for access?

Pharmaceutical Technology

By 2030, JCAs will be carried out on all medicinal products with an EMA-issued MA. However, he did point out that the joint assessment could be a useful way of narrowing down typically broad EMA label content to specific patient populations. Will the joint procedure drive positive change?